The National Weather Service confirmed that two EF-1 tornadoes hit East Tennessee, causing concentrated damage and downed trees, but no injuries or fatalities.

Sheriff Jones spotlights Daniel Mullins on Facebook, wanted for aggravated statutory rape and soliciting a minor, urging the community and Mullins to contact law enforcement.

A suspect, Elijah Clark, led a high-speed chase reaching over 130 mph on Interstate 40, crashing his vehicle. He faces multiple charges, including felony narcotics possession and evading arrest.

Law enforcement resolved a crisis in Sevier County involving an armed suspect and a child peacefully, with SWAT intervention and the arrest of 43-year-old Jose Gallegos Galean-Maria.

Knoxville Police arrested two after a traffic stop yielded four handguns, two stolen, and suspected marijuana.

Two individuals were arrested in Tellico Plains after a traffic stop led to the discovery of substances believed to be methamphetamine, Xanax, and drug paraphernalia.

Knoxville Police have identified a suspect in vehicle burglaries thanks to public tips, with the ongoing investigation aided by community cooperation.

Authorities seek public help to catch a vehicle burglar involved in multiple thefts, including the stealing of a child's flute in Monroe County. A video offers a lead on the suspect.

Multiple vehicle break-ins occurred in Sweetwater, with the Monroe County Sheriff's Office seeking public assistance and urging residents to check security footage for clues.

Sevier County Sheriff's Office announced the arrest of Brian Jamar Underwood, 44, for a series of auto burglaries in the New Center Community, thanking residents and partner agencies for their assistance.

A 75-year-old man died after falling from a boat on Norris Lake, marking the eighth TWRA-investigated boating fatality in 2025.

Two firefighters were injured in separate house fires in Knox County, with one needing hospitalization. The fires, which were not connected, caused significant damage but no occupants were harmed. Causes are under investigation.

A former employee, Daniel Scott Arwood, was convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced to life without parole for killing his ex-boss at a school bus facility.